Is Bell Hooks Dead? Everything To Know About The Author

Bell Hooks died today on, 15th December 2021, at her home in Berea. The feminist and social activist passing has brought immense sadness among her fans.

Having a pen named Bell Hooks, Gloria wrote many impactful books. She used to be an English professor and senior lecturer in Ethnic Studies at the University of Southern California.

She taught at several post-secondary institutions during the 1980s and 1990s, including the Univesity of California, Santa Cruz, San Fransisco State University, and many more institutions. 

Is Bell Hooks Dead? - What Happened 

Bell Hooks is dead and, the announcement of her death was done by her niece, Ebony Motley. She was ill for a long time and died at her home. May the heavenly host guide her to heaven.

Obituary: bell hooks, a Hopkinsville native who went on to an international career as an author, critic, feminist and public intellectual, died on Dec. 15 at her home in Berea. She was 69. @lbblackford https://t.co/aYwR0vTjQx pic.twitter.com/46IwlLuxzf

The American intellectual had contributed a lot before she passed away. Her real name was Gloria Jean Watkins, born on September 25. As per astrology, she was a Libra.

She wrote, "Ain't I a Woman?" in 1981, which was on black women and feminism. Her book was written years earlier when she was an undergraduate student. It was widely recognized.

She had five sisters and a brother. She was studious and was educated in racially segregated schools. Her teachers and students of the school were white. She devoted her life to writing.

Her focus on writing has been the intersectionally of race, capitalism, and gender. She has published more than 30 books, and numerous scholarly articles appeared in documentaries.

It is never enough to talk about her contribution. You can go through her Wikipedia to know more about her career and personal life. The passing of legend is a great loss. 

Meet Bell Hooks Husband & Children

Bell Hooks never got married and even had any children. She passed away at the age of 69 with single status. She was born to her parents in 1952 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.

She belonged to an African-American ethnical family. Her mother was Rosa Bell Watkins, and her father was Veodis Watkins. She had six siblings with whom she grew up.

The author completed a doctorate in literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz, with a dissertation on author Toni Morrison. When she did her doctorate, she wrote many books. 

Bell Hooks Net Worth Explored

Bell Hooks's net worth is estimated to be $1.5 million according to analysis, Wikipedia, Forber & Business Insider. She was a professor and an author and earned out of it.

I owe bell hooks more than I could ever give. She helped shape/articulate my politics more than any other scholar. She awakened worlds in me I did not know existed.

Her writing & scholarship broke ground on so many levels & remains radical, relevant, necessary work. RIP bell❤️ pic.twitter.com/BZo4LOr8dO

She attended Stanford University and then earned her M.A. in English from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her teaching career began in 1976. She published her first book in 1978.

It was a chapbook of poems titled 'And There We Wept,' written under the name 'bell hooks'. She got her pet name through her maternal grandmother's name, "Bell Blair Hooks."

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